Your novice students will hit one of those draw by the end of the night on a 9 foot diamond? You’re an amazing coach then my guy ❤️❤️

I like to say that pool is just like chess except that you have to toss the pieces and hope they land on the correct square.

Following the match and watching the stream, it was easy to want to focus on what did not go well with both my decisions regarding positioning and execution of shots. This thinking could lead me into a results focused mindset which could take out the pure enjoyment of playing pool. Instead, after watching it through a second time, I realize what a great learning opportunity this is to help me grow my game/skills while enjoying the process. I can see it as a positive experience……….so appreciative to have the chance for play by play analysis by one of the best players and instructors around the game. Thanks Josh, you make learning and playing pool an amazing experience!

Love this video and great commentary! I found this very helpful as an intermediate player. Would love to see this become an ongoing series.

Grow your game. Okay that sounds interesting. Is this something we need a dispensary for ?

The commentary is extremely helpful! Thanks!

Nice looking video and score overlay!

need that color of money shirt link

Let's go, bar table 8 ball 😁

Spoiler🤓 I chose stripes and ran out with my break cue in under 2 minutes

No English??

Great video

Classic

Thank You I sometimes jump up I should put this Drill in my Practice more Often only would make it a Long Shot Little bit easer Stay Down not only till you Pocket Ball Get Up when Cue Ball Stops Thank You Josh Great Topic

Excellent thanks

I want to do this my 1st match in Vegas BCA this year and put cue on table after like that hah awesome

Bill Schick???!!!!

This is gold Thank you

Nice would definitely hit a low right stun for this shot, that roll into the line instead of crossing the line position can definitely be counter intuitive some times, so that’s some good pool wisdom right there thanks.

Wow stance looks really good and that was a great stroke, if you wanna know if your stance is good your chin should be about 6 inches from the joint minimum and your right forearm should point to the ground in front of your right foot or in between both legs, but also be natural and find out what works for you I just analyzed a good amount of pros and there’s seems to be a pattern like this.

You said break cue but continues to run out with it lol

Nice run out and merry Christmas coach Josh

I really do like your style of explaining 😅

Makes sense especially because of the composition needed aka you probably have to hit the ball thicker or thiner which will actually change the tangent line and mess up position all together but instead just take the close to your work or get creative and like bump the ball or something or be a pro and play three rails😂

That’s me stunning to hard with the rattle sometimes or slow rolling the ball trying to hold position missing it thick, so good advice here.

She hit it good.....👍

Smooth

Nice shootin coach josh

"Hello pool players" - Niels Feijen That was excellent. 😆

Thanks for the good explanations. Can’t wait to go practicing.

That stroke is flawless 😍 I'm still trying to find that stroke for long-distance object balls.

Great video, love it. Off topic question, does anyone know how to get your Diamond table to shine like those tables do? Buffer?

Readjusting helps

I am primarily a visual learner. These short runs help me think the game out better. Thanks

That's my draw. A little, none at all, or 3 feet.

Do you choke up your grip hand on the butt to limit the follow through?

He good as far as I can tell if you watch the slow mo

Pivot or parallel shift for shooting with English?

Random question do you think it’s possible to go pro practicing on a 7 ft table and if not if or if yes any advice for trying to go pro?

Mastering this is so powerful something I’ve been meaning to work on, I feel like knowing if you do or don’t need to use English is powerful and would make you a flexible position player with and without English

The most important thing about this video is not holding the cue too tightly, if your cue lifts off your bridge after hitting any shot you are holding the cue too tightly

Good info. I like the awareness of the various components you discuss. This is the way.

You've heard, "It's all in the wrist." In pool, it's all in the stroke!

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